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Discover LudwigThe phrase "this is hurt" is grammatically incorrect and cannot be used as a complete sentence
It lacks a subject and a verb. A correct and complete version would be "this is hurting," where "hurting" is the verb form of "hurt." Example: "The continuous stress and heavy workload are taking a toll on my mental health. This is hurting my ability to focus and perform well at work."
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This is hurting my brain.
But this is hurting us".
This is hurting exporters in both countries.
"This is hurting the portals," he said.
This is hurting our country — and killing our economy.
Because this is hurting the government, it wants urgent relief.
"This is hurting me a lot more than it's hurting you," he said.
"This is hurting our reputation as future doctors".
Thus the familiar refrain: this is hurting me more than it's hurting you.
But this is hurting fans and does not warrant an exemption from normal competition law rules.
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